Former Parcelforce Depot, Geron Way, Cricklewood, London NW2 6LB: evaluation report
2014Grey literature report
Former Parcelforce Depot, Geron Way, Cricklewood, London NW2 6LB: archaeology evaluation report
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1-2 Abbey Road, London, SW19: An archaeological evaluation report
2014
Grey literature reportThe site was originally on land known as 'Nelson's Fields' as it once belonged to Merton Place, a large house bought by Lady Hamilton for Horatio Nelson in 1801.
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2013
Grey literature reportArchaeological earthwork survey and excavation was undertaken by Northamptonshire Archaeology on land at College Road North, Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, between November 2011 and February 2012.
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Harrow School, Bill Yard, Harrow on the Hill, MIddlesex, HA1 3HP: a report on the watching brief
2013
Grey literature reportThe watching brief was maintained on two trial pits and two window samples located against the footing of the 16th-/17th-century retaining wall in Bill Yard.
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2013
Grey literature reportFour terraced houses, built c.1820 on Dalston Lane, had shopfronts added probably in the early 1880s.